STOLEN Maroon 2003 Ford F150 With Topper Sioux City
By [email protected] Updated on Monday, February 11 2019 02:26pm
Sunday evening, February 10th a Maroon 2003 Ford F150 Supercrew with matching topper was stolen from the Macomb Park area of Morningside in Sioux City.
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The truck has tinted windows and a sticker in the back window that says "F-It I'm going fishing".
If you have any information about the theft or know the location of the truck you're asked to contact Sioux City Police or local Law Enforcement.
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